Hope Harbor

Hey there! November's here—what's your favorite thing about this month?

If we have to choose between tricks and treats, we're definitely going for treats! How about you?

What is something that you thought was impossible but you were able to accomplish?

Hope Harbor invites passionate individuals to apply for the role of House Parents. This key position is the backbone of our organization, directly impacting the lives of the teens we serve. Join us in our mission to provide top-notch care and support to everyone who walks through our doors. If interested, please send a resume to [email protected].

If we handed you a giant bag of candy corn, would you resist the temptation or dive in and devour it within the hour? 🍬

"In loving one another through our works we bring an increase of grace and a growth in divine love." - Mother Teresa

Hey everyone! Will you join us and pray as we continue to seek individuals to fill the roles of Program Director and House Parents? Your support really makes a difference!

According to a George Kaiser Family Foundation analysis of a new federal survey of teen health, about 1 in 5 adolescents report symptoms of anxiety or depression.

When you live with grace and gratitude, happiness enters your life.

Did you know that on any day, over 6,000 kids in Oklahoma are under the care of Oklahoma Human Services?

"Children are our most valuable resource." - Herbert Hoover.

Let's invest in their future and nurture their potential! Together, we can create a brighter tomorrow for the next generation.

Transform a child’s life in Oklahoma today! 🌟 Every child deserves a warm, loving home filled with safety and joy. Let’s make a difference together!

We are grateful for the churches and community groups who stand by our side. Your generosity allows us to continue our mission. Thank you for being the backbone of Hope Harbor!

Become a House Parent at Hope Harbor and be the guiding light for teens overcoming childhood trauma. This role is pivotal in shaping futures and providing unwavering support. If you have a heart for service, we want you! Send us a direct message or email [email protected]

Are you ready to make a difference in the lives of foster teens? Hope Harbor is looking for a Program Director to lead our compassionate team! This role is perfect for someone who thrives on accountability, respect, and excellence. Please share with your network and send resumes to [email protected].

Creating a supportive network is crucial for teen recovery. With your help, we can offer the care and guidance needed to overcome trauma. Let's continue this journey together.

Positivity is a powerful tool in healing. Every bit of support you provide helps us create an environment where teens can thrive. Join us in spreading hope and positivity.

Remember, a little progress each day adds up to big results.

Family issues can be overwhelming for teens, impacting their emotional and mental development. It's crucial to offer a listening ear and seek help when needed.

If you know a teen who's been through something tough, keep showing them love, support, and trust, even when things get really hard.

Today, let's take a moment to celebrate our incredible partner, Rogers County Youth Services, as they break ground on an exciting new facility! This marks a significant step forward, and we can't wait to see the positive impact it will have on our community.

How do you think positively when life gets tough?

Today, we pause to honor the courage and resilience that emerged from September 11th, 2001. At Hope Harbor, we draw strength from the stories of bravery and unity, dedicated to helping teens overcome trauma and find healing. 🌟 As we remember the heroes and victims, let's embrace hope and compassion, creating a brighter future for all. Together, we can nurture resilience and inspire healing.

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A revealing report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) highlights a critical issue: from 2011 to 2021, 13% of high school girls reported attempting su***de, while a staggering 30% seriously contemplated it. These numbers remind us of the urgent need to address mental health and support our youth.